We are happy to announce that Get Well Soon (Prologue) by Lucy Lopez is the selected exhibition from our recent Guest Curator Open Call. We look forward to welcoming Lucy and her artists to [...]
Ormston House is seeking a Front of House Assistant through the Community Employment Scheme. The role is now open for application on the Jobs Ireland website. The deadline to apply is Wednesday 4 [...]
The Board of Directors invites applications for the role of Artistic Director at Ormston House. Applications for the role are now open with full job description and application guidelines [...]
This week saw Writer-in-Residence William Keohane launch Issue 12 of Trumpet, Poetry Ireland’s literary pamphlet at Limerick City Gallery of Art. As guest-editor, William invited contributors to [...]
Ormston House is delighted to introduce Lina Rukevičiūtė – she will be the external panellist for the selection of our recent Guest Curator Open Call. Lina Rukevičiūtė is a researcher, curator, [...]
Today marks the official end of our Creative Europe funded project, Artist-Run Network Europe 2020-2023 (ARNE). All of us at Ormston House would like to take the opportunity to thank our project [...]
To commemorate the fifth anniversary of the repeal of the Eighth Amendment in Ireland, Ormston House is proud to host the complete Together for Yurt podcast, produced by Dave Tobin and narrated [...]
Ormston House is seeking exhibition proposals from curators through our free Membership Scheme as part of our artistic programme in 2023. For this opportunity, we invite members to submit [...]
Son is a new essay by writer-in-residence William Keohane which will be launched at the 38th Cúirt International Festival of Literature at Galway City Distillery on Wednesday 19 April at 9.30pm. [...]
While millions of birds migrate freely in the skies, a Palestinian refugee in Lebanon yearns for the ancestral homeland she is denied. She is Fadia Loubani and she challenges Sarah Beddington, [...]
For International Women’s Day 2023, historian-in-residence Sharon Slater will give a talk titled The Extraordinary Lives of Catalina Sarsfield and Constance O’Mara to the Limerick [...]
Emma Langford and Wallis Bird talk about their forthcoming show, Daughters Of The Pirate Queen: Spirit of Grace O’Malley, which will take place on International Women’s Day 2023 at [...]
Out of Place is a feature documentary directed by Graham Patterson, including performances from Limerick music legends Denise Chaila, God Knows, Hey Rusty, His Father’s Voice, MuRli, and Post [...]
Ormston House is seeking submissions from members for a solo or two-person booth at Supermarket Art Fair in Stockholm, Sweden in May 2023. Supermarket is an international artist-run fair [...]
Ormston House and Forerunner will participate in a Rebuilding to Last gathering for cultural organisations striving to implement environmental future-proofing solutions in their spaces and [...]
Ormston House will close for the holidays on 10 December 2022 and reopen on 11 January 2023. On behalf of the board and team at Ormston House, we thank you for your support and friendship [...]
Sorcha McNamara travelled to Riga, Latvia to undertake the Black Holes residency as part of the Creative Europe project Artist-Run Network Europe this month. The residency took place at [...]
Join podcasting duo The Limerick Lady at The Record Room in Limerick City on 24 November 2022 for an uplifting and illuminating celebration of the Decade of Centenaries. The Limerick Lady LIVE, [...]
Dr. Tracy Fahey is a self-proclaimed “Samhain nerd” and enthusiast for all things spooky. In this episode, She delves into that and then some with Limerick Lady podcast hosts, Ann [...]
Helena Close and Marie Boylan are the writing team behind Red Army. This brand new play – a flagship production for the Lime Tree Theatre in Limerick – focuses on four women and their [...]
We are Limerick Comhairle Na nÓg. There is a youth council like ours in every local authority throughout the country – but none are as cool as Limerick (fact). Comhairle operates under the first [...]